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AI-Powered Eyes on the Ocean: Alaska Leads the Charge Against Seafood Fraud The future of sustainable fishing and seafood traceability is rapidly… The post AI Fights Seafood Fraud: Alaska’s $485K Tech Boost appeared first on Archyworldys.
Alaska’s $485K Bet on AI Could End Seafood Fraud for Good
The last frontier of American fishing is about to embrace artificial intelligence, with Alaska’s commercial fishing fleet — the nation’s largest and most valuable — testing monitoring technology that could revolutionize how we track fish catches and protect ocean resources. The Alaska Longline Fishermen’s Association just secured a $485,000 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to test AI-powered monitoring systems on Alaska fixed…
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